The dripping swooshes on French's Nikes make this entire outfit.
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But, there were no Swooshes on his feet Tuesday ... just Diors.
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But if you're expecting howling, swooshes and crackles, you're in for a surprise.
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This is the biggest lump sum of discretionary money that swooshes around our coffers.
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Note: The shoe pictured above is the Nike Air Force 1 Low with removable Swooshes.
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There's an exceptional plate of grilled pigeon, neatly carved and served with swooshes of nettle purée.
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The couple's subsequent acquisition of an armless pink chair was inspired by the tiles' swooshes of cerise.
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Branding on the shoe comes in the form of Nike Asterix logo side tabs and printed Swooshes.
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Though Nike swooshes to top of Dow for 2018 after reporting N.Amer sales rebound ** Financials lose 1.9 pct.
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They have multiple tongues and multiple swooshes, so I decided to double layer my socks to match it.
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The new mix brings the keys to the forefront and adds synth swooshes, making the song a more eventful, intriguing listen.
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Mr. Debargue brings subtle swooshes of flamenco flair to some of the minor-key sonatas, like K. 115, in C Minor.
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There are Nike swooshes, Gucci logos, and Tommy Hilfiger flags — a portion of Cupcake Mafia's T-shirts are parodies of established brands.
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The bustling blue and red swooshes in an untitled 9983 watercolor clearly recall letter forms as well as ancient Mesopotamian crescent moons.
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The swooshes of spacecrafts, the blaster fire, and John Williams' score are a big part of what makes the series so singular in pop culture.
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The soundman is a former Marine, and in a fit of rage at the Kaepernick news, he cut the Nike swooshes off of his own socks.
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The removable Swooshes come in dark wash denim, medium wash denim, and tan leather, so you'll be able to come up with a variety of looks.
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"Nagare-8," from 1983, is a 32-foot-long paper banner in which two intense graphite stripes frame a row of turpentine-aided swooshes and drips.
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Other useful features include silicone grips on the fingers and palms for securely holding your smartphone and reflective accents on the cuffs and Swooshes that increase visibility.
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The masks come in many sizes and colors: Car-exhaust black is the most common, but Hello Kitty pink, Nike swooshes and Burberry tan plaid have been spotted.
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People burning their clothes, cutting the Nike swooshes off their socks, and generally acting against their own self interest in the ways with which we've become all too familiar.
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The metallic pings and swooshes collected in "Excerpt 3" showcase the duo working with the machine in its most abstract state, processing loops to a point of sensuous anonymity.
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She then dunks the cooked quail right into the bowl to dress it, adds a little chopped fresh mint, and swooshes the whole thing round like a whisky glass.
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Working on the floor, he covers the boards with swooshes, loops, scribbles, and jagged squares of brightly colored pastel and black ink, as well as the occasional stray handprint.
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Nike took a dip in favorability — shoes were burned, swooshes were defaced and Trump tweeted Nike was "getting absolutely killed" from the decision — all as Nike's online sales trended upward.
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These devices have also inspired a variety of ways to apply paint to canvas: fast, slippery swooshes, choppy prismatic distortions, or spinning centrifugal wheels all figure into Krashes's markmaking strategies.
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In 1983, Davidson says she was invited to a surprise reception by Nike where the company served her chocolate swooshes and gifted her Nike stock and a gold swoosh ring.
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The sound of a skateboard swooshes past the parking lot of a local bookshop-cum-coffee house where the internet is shoddy and iPad-users are drowned out by real-life bookworms.
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In the DIY sneaker world, where custom can mean anything from Sharpie swooshes to complex reconstructions, Ferrato offers a unique service: He dreams up new shoe designs and stitches them together from scratch.
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Tap the button on either arm and LED light swooshes in a circle to let people know you're recording a video for 23 seconds, with multiple presses growing that to up to 23.
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In 1994, the New York Times first reported that they all had Nike swooshes tattooed on their legs, a practice that Complex confirmed was still happening in an anonymous interview with an EKIN in 2013.
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Several agents speculated that one (somewhat counterintuitive) ramification of Nike's move out of the golf equipment business is that there will actually be more, not fewer, Nike swooshes on the golf course at top events.
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When we walked by a hip new restaurant, the kind whose dishes feature swooshes of purées and swipes of sauce, we noticed an odd postscript on the menu: ''Owned and operated by residents of Greenpoint.
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Backlash to the former quarterback's inclusion in the campaign released Monday drove Nike's share price down this week and prompted some consumers to tear the Nike swooshes from their clothing in calls for a boycott.
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I'm blindly following a man named Llacko into the Amazonian jungle: Stray branches sway and scratch my back, bats zip past my ears in loud swooshes, and cannonball fruits crack like fireworks into thin air.
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They are made entirely out of cut-up photographs, and they retain the fine-grain, grisaille sheen of vintage advertising layouts, yet all we see at first glance is a kaleidoscope of abstract swooshes, swipes and voids.
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So, when we saw O'Rourke in D.C. on Friday -- we had to ask about the outrage over Nike's new ad featuring Colin Kaepernick ... which inspired some people to burn their shoes and cut Swooshes out of their socks.
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Part of the rationale for this is that Korean faces often tend to be rounder and less angular, so applying blush on the apples of the cheeks and sweeping it out just looks like Nike swooshes sitting awkwardly on the face.
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I squinted at the angry insectoids as they quietly traded swooshes with arms and legs — from our spot, you only heard noise from the ring when it was loud enough to be picked up by the microphones concealed somewhere above or below it.
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Horses have to be approached slowly and calmly, Ms. Parody said, and you need to become sensitive to subtle cues like swooshes of the tail and the position of their ears to know whether or not you can safely get near them.
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The collaboration is officially titled "The Ten: Icons Reimagined by Virgil Abloh," and will give famous Nike styles like Air Force 1s and Air Jordans the Off-White treatment: a deconstructed aesthetic blanketed in exaggerated branding (Bella's pair features dramatically lengthened Nike swooshes and hand-scrawled slogans).
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The plating, too, reflects an understanding of what appeals to these restaurants' intended psychographic: It's heavy on swooshes of creamy sauces and bright, clashing layers of tropical fruits or local vegetables in flattened, de Kooning-esque compositions, often rendered atop wide, shallow clay plates and bowls.
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"Untitled (Dark Blue), #2" is the fullest box and the most neatly cut out; "Boomer Blue No. 340 #2," a lighter shade with a hideous pattern of orange swooshes, is frayed and full of gaps, like broken teeth; and "Pacific Grey No. 48306" is barely there.
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He was dressed like any other sixty-one-year-old businessman, in a dark suit and a striped tie, but on his feet he wore a spotless pair of "varsity blue/varsity red" Sacai x Nike LDWaffle trainers, which featured double Swooshes, two tongues, and midsoles that jutted out the back like little cliffs.
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Three days before our interview, Ms. Perry greeted me in her dressing room at "Saturday Night Live," where she was performing on the season finale, and interrogated me with questions while maintaining some of the most penetrating eye contact I've experienced outside of an ophthalmologist's chair, her already wide eyes blazing under heavy swooshes of silver glitter.
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Throughout Afro Kismet, Wilson embeds his emphasis on blackness within a wide-ranging set of social and economic interactions, perhaps most literally with two world globes on which he has painted dark swooshes, obscuring the boundaries of countries and continents, and capturing the whirlwind that was globalization during the early modern period — for better or for worse: in the former case, for wealthy merchants (and artists) in Venice and Antwerp; in the latter, for parts of Africa.
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In a world of Gap, Armani and Nike swooshes, the St Michael label has the feel of winceyette nighties and prawn sandwiches.
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Many restaurants feature free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Other upgrades include double drive- thrus, flat roofs instead of the angled red roofs, and replacing fiber glass with wood. Instead of the familiar golden arches, the restaurants feature "semi-swooshes" (half of a golden arch), similar to the Nike swoosh.
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Seventh comes as a shock. Virtually every performance falls flat, aided no doubt by the vapid dialogue. And Bridges is saddled with an awful accent he never masters." USA Todays Claudia Puig says, "The 3-D effects are off-putting: Smoke spills out at the audience, and the camera swooshes high and careens over cliffs.
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RTP1 and RTP2 were both sharing their same logo format within 5 years from 7 March 1980 to December 1985, and their first colour logos consists of a sort of eye that is formed out of two swooshes with a circle in the middle as well as the RTP-1 wordmark or the RTP-2 wordmark are appearing next to it.
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In September 1983, nearly three years after the company went public, Knight invited Davidson to a company reception. There, he presented her with chocolate swooshes, a diamond ring made of gold and engraved with the Swoosh, and an envelope filled with 500 shares (estimated to be worth $1,000,000 as of 2015) of Nike stock that has split into 32,000 shares as of 2016. Of the gift, Davidson says, "this was something rather special for Phil to do, because I originally billed him and he paid that invoice." Davidson went on to be known as "The Logo Lady".
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Funky house is a subgenre of house music that uses disco and funk samples, a funk-inspired bass line or a strong soul influence, combined with drum breaks that draw inspiration from 1970s and 1980s funk records. The use of disco strings are also common in the genre, although not always. Funky house uses specific techniques and specific sound, characterized by bassline, swooshes, swirls and other synthesized sounds which give the music a bouncy tempo with around 128 BPM. The genre is commercially popular, with record labels such as Defected Records, Ministry of Sound, Hed Kandi, and Fierce Angel all releasing compilation albums dedicated to the genre.
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She subtlety acknowledges–and sometimes even emphasizes–the boundaries of the rigid quadrilateral through framelike, angular elements. But these are usually pushed to the side, offering counterpoint to the graceful swooshes, ethereal spills, muscular swipes, and awkward smears that dominate and draw our eye around the work. By distributing these varied incidents around and about the snow-white surface, she creates a visual music that connects less with the symphonic harmonies of Kandinsky than with the eclecticism of contemporary sampling and music concrete. The connection to post-modern pastiche draws from the wide index of "styles" of paint application found within one work, from thinned washes that suggest watercolor and flat, thick, hard-edged stripes to upside-down drips and plenty of messy squishes of thick pigment.
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